Happy St Andrews day

**cessna152towser** · 30th November 10, 04:09 AM

Happy St. Andrews Day from the Scottish Borders where the low winter sun shines on the snow.

**tulloch** · 30th November 10, 06:11 AM

Happy St Andrews day to all! I will be looking to buy my first chanter today. I am really excited about that! The cold has settled in to the highlands of Central Massachusetts and my knees sometimes feel the chill but more my fingers. Snow is late but coming for sure. Warm thoughts and a great day to all!

**KWD** · 30th November 10, 06:39 AM

Happy St. Andrews Day to you all

**McFarkus** · 30th November 10, 07:40 AM

Happy St. Andrew's to you all.

I don't normally wear my kilt to work, but St. Andrew's Day gives me a good reason to do so. One thing I plan to do is go downstairs to our after-school program this afternoon and talk to our kids (Chinese, Vietnamese, Ethiopian, Hispanic and others) about the kilt. One positive about working in an agency that serves immigrants and refugees is that people understand honoring one's heritage.

**Graham A. Robieson** · 30th November 10, 08:01 AM

Happy St. Andrew's Day to all, from the Kingdom of Fife...place of St Andrews LOL

My cousin was named Andrew cause he was born on ST ANDREW'S DAY!!!

Happy Birthday!!! to my cousin Andrew!!!

Hoots Mon LOL

http://www.youtube.com/watch?v=Ho7gI...eature=related

**Lallans** · 30th November 10, 08:12 AM

Yes, a Happy St Andrew's Day to all.

Or, as some of my kinfolk would have it, St Andrieu's Day.

**McFarkus** · 30th November 10, 08:23 AM

Originally Posted by seumasFinn

Oddly, in a government agency pledged to diversity my supervisor intimated wearing a kilt today would make me look like a girl so I deferred, no hard feelings; glad you've the opportunity to respectfully acknowledge the day.

My brother works for the EPA and wears his kilt to work most days. As far as I know, no supervisors have said anything negative to him about it. Perhaps they consider it would be discriminatory to deny unbifurcated garments to men while allowing women to wear them.